All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and Off-highway motorcycles (OHMs)
There are nearly 6.5 miles of ATV trails and nearly 8 miles of off-highway motorcycle trails at the property. The availability of the trails is determined on a daily basis. Always…
The accessible fishing pier and walkway at the Urban Fishing Pond are closed until further notice. Construction of a new pier and walkway is scheduled for fall 2022.
Shore fishing is available on Wolf Lake and at the urban fishing pond. Wisconsin…
Richard Bong State Recreation Area is designated a Managed Hunt property. A $1 daily Managed Hunt Permit is required to hunt all species except pheasant. The permit may be purchased at the property office (Visitor Center) when the property office is…
Cross-country skiing, sledding and ice fishing are favorite winter sports. Trails are not groomed for cross-country skiing. Classic skiing is allowed on all trails and trail passes are not required. Snowshoeing is allowed north of Highway BB and off…
Swimming
There is a 200-foot beach at Wolf Lake. Also, a beach access mat is there to provide a stable surface for walking and the use of mobility devices.
Boating, canoeing and kayaking
There is a boat launch and boarding pier (electric motors…
Off-road biking trails are available on the trails north of Highway 142.
Trails north of Highway 142
You may hike, ski or bike (non-motorized bikes) on these northern trails. Bike riders 16 years of age and older need a state trail pass. Dogs…
Richard Bong offers an area where visitors may fly model airplanes, rockets, hang gliders and hot air balloons. Richard Bong also has space to train both hunting and sled dogs, train falcons, ride all-terrain vehicles, off-highway motorcycles and…
Richard Bong State Recreation Area has 13 miles of horse trails. Richard Bong State Recreation Area and nearby stables do not rent horses, so you must bring your horse to the property.
Horse trails are open most times of the year, however, trails…